It’s something that looks simultaneously vintage and historical and futuristic – a design object whose origin and time can’t quite be placed. You’ll spot the wooden paddle-looking device beneath Arthur’s hand. So the French company and its fearless young leader Arthur Bouflet have cleverly taken Moogfest as a chance to do just that.
The Expressive E Touché is one of the most compelling cases of that – but to understand, you have to watch, and listen.
After years of somewhat similar wheels and pads and keys that wiggle, we’re finally seeing the ability to get physically expressive with sound in new ways.
